Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-14
LOCAL J0TS,

There is letter at this Office for Mrs. W.
II. Whelan.
The Conference Committee is all right.
The DEMOCRAT prophesies it.
Wells, Fargo & Company to-day received
base bullion valued at $2lOO.
Mccormick g. Company to-day received
Hanauer bullion valued at $4,000.
Charles Rodoni, for many years steward
at the Walker House, has resigned that posi-
ton to accept similar berth at the Con-
tlnental.
The Jordan Assembly, Knights of Labor,
give an informal social party at Castle Hall
this evening. 1t promises to be an enjoy
able affair.
The first number of the Park City CAL,
new weekly devoted to the interests of the
great mining camp, Is out. Ii is well-nlled
with interesting news and promises to be
success.
The Park City branch of the Loyal League,
which now has membership of oGJ, sent
hearty congratulations to Messrs. Baskin
and Bennett, on receipt of the news from
Washington of the passage of the Tucker
bill.
There is n rumor in circulation that the
DEMOCRAT pays its employees in gold and sill
YER coin of the Nation not forcing them to
take one half or one-third of their wages in
orders on tithing junk shop. The rumor
is we'll founded.
II. II. Wood, of Noble, Wood u Co., re-
turned from New York last night Mr..
Wood reports business as very active east.
He has with him some very handsome pho
tographs that are amusing, and will be in
demand by the dudes of Salt Lake City.
The Van Horn Brothers are rapidly push
IN N n a
modern improvements. There are already
some thirty guests at the house, and by the
10th it will be finished and ready for all
corners. The bar is now open and Gus
Engler is the mixologist.
James b. Mexican Post G. A. X. will hold
public installation of officers at their hall
this evening The new officers are: Henry
Page, Commander; b. Springer, Senior Vice
Commander; Lambourn, Junior Vice
Commander @. M. Brown Quartermasteri
A. S. Post, Chaplain DR.. Taggart, Surgeon
The members of the Post are requested to be
on hand promptly at o'clock, to transact
important business before the installation
services, which commence at 8 O'Clock.
new hotel of ample proportions is to be
built az Soda Springs as soon as the snow
goes off. p. p. Shelby says the edifice will
Pacific, n private corporation of we'll
known men-among them W. A.
Clarke of Butte-having organized for the
purpose of putting up and operating the
building. Its cost will be from $3OCC0 to
$4,000, and it will be conducted on first
class principles.
o. j. Hollister secretary of the Loyal
League, received to-day dispatch from
Messrs, Baskin and Bennett that the Nor
mon lobby was extensively circulating the
Deseret Ne,oS pamphlet containing the false
affidayits in the Thompson ase
at Parowan. Mr.. HOLSTER imme-
diately telegraphed to Washington
the true statement of the affair, as furnished
him over the signatures of Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney Varian and Farley l..
Williams, the attorneys for the prosecution
and defense.
Pincock Laner informs us that at the fu-
neral sermon of the beloved wife of gen
tleman of this city, at the First Ward meet
ing house, the good elder said he regretted
that she had not been sealed to her husband
by the holy celestial law. Now she will be
nobody's wife in the resurrection unless it
may be possible to do the work by proxy.
Those who are not sealed will live in single
blessedness in eternity as angels, while po-
lygamists and their wives will be gods and
goddesses, begetting spirits to have taber-
naoles of clay in some future world as yet
unknown.-OgdenN News.